Canning italian tomato sauce

The Modern Nonna on Instagram: "Tomato sauce day also known as “sugo” day is the most important and special day to my family. This sauce is what I use in every single one of my recipes and the most requested tutorial over the years. Gathering and making sauce to last us a year is a tradition that I hold so close to my heart. This Italian sauce making tradition, has been a tradition for generations. Steve and his family are from Cardinale, Calabria and have been making sauce this way for ...

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Canning spaghetti sauce is a delicious way to preserve garden-fresh tomatoes. Here's how to can spaghetti sauce in a water bath—no pressure canner required.

Canned tomato passata from Anthony Giglio is the easiest way to preserve an abundance of seasonal tomatoes and put them to good use in this simple tomato sauce recipe. Home canning is simple and approachable with just a few ingredients and a mason jar.

Here's how to can tomato sauce after you make it for homemade goodness all year long. Make a big batch of homemade sauce now and can it for later with these tips.

When it comes to preserving tomatoes, most people think that you have to go big. And while it’s true that during late summer it’s easy to get your hands on Romas and San Marzanos by the boxful, there’s also nothing wrong with thinking small. Here are a few tips for scaling down those big-batch recipes to turn just a few pints of tomatoes into delicious sauce.

Tomato Sauce Day is when Italians families get together to make tomato passata for the year. Here's info and tips about the produce, equipment and process!

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Homemade Spaghetti Sauce

Straight from the kitchen of my Italian grandmother, who grew up making sauce and jarring it up with her mom for years.